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Reddit mentions of Martin Archery Non-Pinch Tab Size Large Right Hand
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- ACCOMMODATES YOUR FAVORITE BOW: This case is built to hold up to a 62 inch strung recurve bow and your archery gear all together. It even has a convenient built in arrow pocket so everything you need with you is all in one place, ready to go.
- PERFECT ON THE GO: Never worry about transporting your bow again. The Full Length Recurve Case from OMP is built to take on the go. It features an offset carry handle to allow for balanced support while three buckle accessory flap enables for quick and easy access.
- HEAVY DUTY CONSTRUCTION: For the most secure protection of your bow, the Full Length Recurve Case features reliable materials and high quality construction. They 600 denier fabric ensure that your favorite bow is fortified against damage.
- BEST OF THE BEST: OMP is committed to building best in class traditional bows, bow cases, hip quivers, archery accessories and archery-centric products that enhance the archery experience. But we don’t rest there. We also offer a full line of archery pro shop tools that have been developed to perform at the high level in a teaching environment.
- PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: Package contains (1) October Mountain Products Full Length Recurve Case (Black, 64-Inch). 3-buckle accessory flap protects four accessory pockets. Arrow pocket. Balanced, offset carry handle. 600 -denier fabric. Accommodates up to a 62″ strung recurve.
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Mine is really old - but this one from Martin is pretty much it.
I trimmed it down to fit my hand, and removed the no-pinch plastic thing (I shoot barebow, so it's really just in my way, it might work for you if you always shoot one finger over, but if not it just pops right out.)
I really don't remember how long it took for my fingers to stop hurting/going numb. I pretty much shot every day when I started out, though, so I think it went by pretty fast. If you find you're consistently hitting to the left, what's probably going on is you're plucking the string a little. As your release gets smoother (basically as you learn to just let go) it gets easier on your fingers.